These Mack "Bulldog" trucks are posed at the foot of the Kaiser Pass road at Huntington Lake in 1927

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  These Mack Bulldogs are at the foot of the Kaiser Pass Road at Huntington Lake, laden with pipe for the Mono-Bear Siphon near Florence Lake

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  These Mack Bulldogs are at the foot of the Kaiser Pass Road at Huntington Lake, laden with pipe for the Mono-Bear Siphon near Florence Lake. Heavy snows kept this road closed much of the year, limiting truck travel to the brief summer months. Pg. 115.

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  Big Creek, Florence Lake Dam - Sled transportation track along road at higher elevation near Kaiser Pass

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  Big Creek, Florence Lake Dam - Sled transportation track along road at higher elevation near Kaiser Pass. - from Camp 60 to Camp 61.

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  Dam 3, Huntington Lake (1922). ; Worker Housing at Rector Sub., Farmersville, CA (1931). ; Kaiser Pass (1923)

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  A - Dam 3, Huntington Lake (1922). B - Worker Housing at Rector Sub., Farmersville, CA (1931). C - Kaiser Pass (1923).

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  Big Creek, Huntington-Pitman-Shaver Diversion

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  Big Creek, Huntington-Pitman-Shaver Diversion - Looking south across Big Creek at the site for the siphon. Some of the siphon pipe is already shown in place. The concrete saddles can be seen for almost the entire length of the siphon. The rock dump at the top of the picture is from the tunnel portal where the Huntington-Pitmen-Shaver tunnel is being driven towards Pitman Creek.

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  This view of the warehouses at Cascada shows the foot of the steep inclined railway (Incline #1) that was used to haul construction materials

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  This view of the warehouses at Cascada shows the foot of the steep inclined railway (Incline #1) that was used to haul construction materials up to "The Basin," site of Huntington Lake reservoir. The little steam engine switching carloads of steel pipe at the right of the picture is #4, a refugee from the Manhattan Elevated Railway.

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  At the corner of State and Victoria Streets, across the road from the Arlington Hotel, rose the tallest of Santa Barbara's electric light masts, a 150-foot cable-reinforced iron pipe tower, the base of which can be seen at the right of the photo

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  At the corner of State and Victoria Streets, across the road from the Arlington Hotel, rose the tallest of Santa Barbara's electric light masts, a 150-foot cable-reinforced iron pipe tower, the base of which can be seen at the right of the photo. Pg. 18. Left is a mule car.

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